Roosevelt Removes Wallace and Jones from BEW Duties
President Roosevelt reorganizes foreign economic warfare by abolishing the BEW and transferring its functions and RFC subsidiaries to a new Office of Economic Warfare led by Leo T. Crowley. Wallace and Jones are relieved of BEW and RFC leadership roles amid public disputes over purchases of foreign strategic materials.
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Roosevelt
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Commerce
Jones
Leo T. Crowley
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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RFC
Office of Economic Warfare
Crowley
White House
Tion
United States Commercial Corporation
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McLesanky Uo Gary
Congress
James F. Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
United States
Sisie Department
Wisconsin Banking Review Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Thie Jeter
Ime
Adelerderbad
Senate
Stephen Zatly
Wallice
Office For Emergency Management
Plate Aly Jelfsdia,usnes
Boards Told To Tighten Gas Travel Permits
The Office of Price Administration tightened vacation travel rules prompting Maryland and nearby boards to strictly issue gasoline permits. Baltimore saw many requests for trips to Ocean City and other coastal spots while Annapolis reported light activity. Officials urged careful review of certificates and voluntary help to handle the surge.
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Lea Ho McCormick
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Vermont
Ration Board
Ocean City
Alantic City
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Mountains of
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Witgints Beach
Annapolis
Frederick
OPA Gas Hearings Expand With Nightlife Cases
The OPA panel held additional hearings in Police Court chambers on June nights. Five drivers faced parking charges near taverns such as Kesseler’s and the Avalon Night Club as witnesses described visiting the establishments for meals or rides home. Several defendants explained their reasons for being parked by these venues during late hours.
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Wiliam M . Storm
Paul L. Freshman
Harmant
Kesseler
Storm
OPA
Brown's
Yavern East
Patrick Street
Elmer Hildebrand
Reich's
Ford
Bessie L Barrier
Grayson F. Bartholow
W. South Street
Mason
JT Summers
Grove
iMrs AM
Norwood
Prederick
Bernard W. Warren Teltz
Route 5
Frederick
J Henry Trouxeil
Emmuitsourg
Walter Fuss
Thurmont
Iran
Burdette
Mt. Autry
Mt. Airy
Charles K. Smith
Graceham
Camp Cozy
John J. Rhoderick
J. Frederick
Avalon
Mt Pleasant
Linden Fills
Fout
Ins
McCardell
Charles Linthicum of
Justistown
Aimiess
Hyattstown
Frederick Streets
Officials Fined For Showing Adult Material Films
Seven officers of a Baltimore Knights of Pythias lodge were fined for possessing and exhibiting adult moving pictures at a lodge event on June 17. Judge Eugene O Dunne threatened charter revocation for the central body and noted membership could be affected. A raid followed an anonymous tip with a distributed handbill.
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Criminal Court
Eugene O'Dunne
O Dunne
Iocise
Ma Pol
Hayes
Nazis On Trial For Atrocities In Krasnodar Hearings Begin
Moscow dispatch reports hearings opened in a unitary trial of 11 defendants charged with high treason for alleged atrocities during the German occupation of Krasnodar in 1942. Tass says Russian prisoners were burned alive and suffocated in motor cars, with hundreds killed and bodies dumped in anti tank ditches.
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Tass
Uniitary
Krasnodar
Caucasus
Krasne¢dor
Fhe Tykespes Sfe
1Vth
Ruof
Gestapo
Conner Nome Sold At Public Sale
Real estate of the late John W Conner including a BH story Ana Piva eri Belox wick was sold Thursday for 2500 dollars. The purchaser’s name was not announced. Personal property brought 1364 dollars. A large crowd attended the sale with Emmett R. Bowlus as auctioneer and Raymond L. Kelly as clerk.
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Conner Nome
John W Conner
Ana Piva Eri Beloxwick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Mubo Falls to Allied Forces as 950 Japs Are Reported Dead
General MacArthur announced that Mubo in New Guinea was captured and about 950 Japanese troops eliminated. U S jungle fighters repelled a Japanese attack on Munda while American air forces claimed 45 planes shot down nearby. The Nassau Bay landings, mid June, linked with Australian units to isolate Salamaua, and advances continued toward Koiatum amid heavy resistance.
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Salamaua
New Guinea
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Nassau Bay
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Buigap Creek
Enem
Solomons
New Georgia
Vella Lavella
Mierchantman
U.S
Kula Gulf
Baga Island
United States Air Force
Vila
Kolombangara
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